Mobile phone maunfacturer’s HTC have recently released two great new handsets which are available from just £21 a month!

The HTC Legend is an Android based smartphone similar in design to the popular Hero, with a sleek and stylish design and HTC’s trademark chin. An alloy casing surrounds a super sharp 3.2 inch AMOLED touchscreen which displays web pages and photos beautifully. Social networking fans rejoice as the Legend features a Friend Stream application which allows you to keep up to date with all your contacts across various social networks putting all updates, photo uploads and messages into one application.  With aGPS, Google maps and quad-band for international roaming the HTC Legend also makes an ideal travel companion.

For just £25 you can get your hands on the Legend with 600 minutes and unlimited texts every month!

The HTC Desire offers all the features of the Legend but comes with an extra boost! Along with a 3.7 inch touchscreen the Desire features an optical joystick and boasts a 1GHz Snapdragon processor for a fantastic user experience that won’t let you down. The Desire is available on a number of superb with unlimited texts and 600 minutes for just £25 being one of them.

The two HTC powerhouses are ideal for those who love the latest gadget. The Legend has all the looks of a super stylish smartphone and the Desire comes with an enviable range of specs in a similar style to the Nexus One giving you two great options.

With most new mobiles offering app stores and the demand for making mobile phones fully customisable to the users needs, more and more apps are appearing and taking over the mobile world!

Currently Apple are the top dog’s with their App Store for the iPhone but Google’s Android Market store is trying it’s best to catch up with an estimated 30,000 apps.

Android fans don’t get too excited as there is still a pretty large gap of around 115,000 apps. The Android Market store has increased it’s apps from 10,000 to 30,000 in just 6 months so is expected to expand rapidly with the growth of the Android OS. Android has changed the way mobile users work and with Google selling 60,000 smartphones a day the snowball effect is sure to take off.

The brand the Motorola Milestone is one of the many phones to host the Android OS. It is a great alternative to the iPhone, N900 or Google’s recent Nexus One and is the first smartphone to host the new Google Android 2.0 OS. Similar to the Motorola Droid, the Milestone has a fantastic 3.7 inch screen – perfect for viewing web pages and a slide out QWERTY keyboard which is ideal for messaging. The Milestone is not just a business phone, for those who want to stay entertained on the move there is a decent media player and handy 3.5mm audio jack as well as expandable memory up to 32GB. If you are interested in taking great photos on your favourite device then the Milestone has a great 5 megapixel camera with autofocus, dual LED flash, image stabilizer and impressive camera software.

With the offical launch of Google’s very own Nexus One smartphone, I look into at the specs of the device as well as it’s main competitor the Apple iPhone.

Nexus One